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Just be sure to install the latest combo update for your system (again). This ensures the right software is installed for the right hardware.<br />
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Here's the download url: <a href="http://support.apple.com/kb/DL170" rel="ugc">http://support.apple.com/kb/DL170</a>
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Just be sure to install the latest combo update for your system (again). This ensures the right software is installed for the right hardware.

Here's the download url: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL170 [http://support.apple.com/kb/DL170]

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Thank you very much PeterLbk,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;I didn't know about combo updates - these are additional set of drivers and stuff, yes?<br />
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THANKS! :-)
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Thank you very much PeterLbk,

   I didn't know about combo updates - these are additional set of drivers and stuff, yes?


THANKS! :-)

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Sort of, but Peter is is right in suggesting you run a combo update as combo updates combine (hence the name!) all historical updates for this OS version i.e. from 10.4.1 through to 10.4.11 inclusive
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Sort of, but Peter is is right in suggesting you run a combo update as combo updates combine (hence the name!) all historical updates for this OS version i.e. from 10.4.1 through to 10.4.11 inclusive

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I clone the system from iMac G5 with 10.4.11, to Power Mac G5.<br />
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The question is would the cloned system work Power mac?<br />
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Thanks
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I clone the system from iMac G5 with 10.4.11, to Power Mac G5.

The question is would the cloned system work Power mac?


Thanks

iMac G5 to Power Mac G5?

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